Taken on 9-11-01
Photo by Patricia Mitchell
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Photo by Patricia Mitchell
Taken on 9-11-01 just after the second building fell.
Taken moments after the second building fell
Taken on 9-11-01 Moments after the First Building Fell Photo by Patricia Mitchell
Taken on 9-11-01
Moments after the first building fell. By Patricia Mitchell
Photo Patricia Mitchell. Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Photo Patricia Mitchell. Taken on 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01 After both buildings fell.
Taken on 9-11-01 After both buildings fell
taken 9-11-01
Taken downtown Manhattan, a day after the buildings fell on 9-12-01
photo by Patricia Mitchell taken the night of 9-11-01
Taken on 9-11-01
Taken two nights after the buildings fell. Her husband and this boy’s father was ‘missing.’
Citizens placing ‘missing posters’ up in Washington Square Park for their missing loved ones.
Washington Square Park: hundreds of people spontaneously gathered in the center of Washington Square Park forming a circle and holding hands. Some praying, some singing songs of grace quietly. Taken one day after the buildings fell.
Hundreds of people spontaneously form a huge circle holding hands in the center, at the base of where the Twin Towers were viewed in Washington Square Park.
Two nights after the Twin Towers fell, in Union Square Park, New Yorkers singing God Bless America.
The base a fence with Missing Posters and offerings. Taken on 9-11-01
Four days after the World Trade Center Towers fell.. a Kindergarten class placed their offerings up at Madison Square Park
After both buildings fell on 9-11-01, And the wind began to blow the dark dust... two large orbs appear in this photograph.
